Wilwood Modified Hub and Rotor Brake Rotor - 10.500" OD - 1.000" Thick - 5 x 5.00" Bolt Pattern - Iron BR3000 Cloth / Plastic Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Wilwood Modified Hub and Rotor Brake Rotor - 10.500" OD - 1.000" Thick - 5 x 5.00" Bolt Pattern - Iron BR3000 Cloth / Plastic Size:7-1/2 (60)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 17560331084
Price: 115.85 USD
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Wilwood Modified Hub and Rotor Brake Rotor 10.500" OD 1.000" Thick 5 x 5.00" Bolt Pattern Iron BR3000 Cloth Plastic Size:7 1 2 (60) Cloth Plastic 5 in Round x 3 in Deep Our off shelf brake calipers range in size from tiny calipers used on go carts and light duty industrial equipment to heavy duty original equipment brakes for the U GM Metric Spindle 1979 88

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